The Reclaim shopfront on Standish Street, Myrtleford, with umbrella tables under flowering crepe myrtles

Standish Street, Myrtleford

A Nepalese kitchen
behind a wall of
Alpine Valley wine.

Thali and momos on brass plates, pub favourites done properly, and a list of King Valley and Rutherglen growers poured by the glass. The room is built out of reclaimed timber, which is where the name comes from.

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4.6 on Googlefrom 376 reviews

Open

Seven days, except Wednesday

Thursdays from 5:30pm

Find us

55A Standish Street Myrtleford

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Book a table

0430 093 633

Dine in, outdoor seating, takeaway

The long room at Reclaim, industrial pendants over a communal bar and a wall of wine racked in reclaimed pallets

The room

The wine wall is made of pallets. That is not a look, it is the point.

A long, narrow shopfront on Standish Street. Old floorboards, exposed brick, black industrial pendants on a track, and running the whole length of one wall, reclaimed timber pallets turned on their side and racked out with bottles. Greenery hangs from the ceiling. There is a communal bench at bar height and bentwood chairs at the low tables, and two umbrellas out the front under the crepe myrtles when the weather is behaving.

It is a family-run place, and one of the nicest things anyone has written about it came from a local: thank you for bringing a Nepali cafe to our town.

Dine inOutdoor seatingTakeawayLocal wineNepalese kitchenCoffee

The kitchen

Nepalese food, and the pub favourites you came in for.

Both sides of the menu run at once, which is why a table can order a full thali and a plate of crispy pork belly and nobody has to compromise.

The thali at Reclaim Winebar and Cafe

Nepalese

The thali

The full brass plate. Dal, curry, seasonal vegetables, okra and greens, basmati rice, garlic naan, papadum, and gulab jamun to finish.

Momos at Reclaim Winebar and Cafe

Nepalese

Momos

Steamed in the bamboo basket and brought to the table in it, with tomato achar and a green chutney on the side.

Crispy pork belly at Reclaim Winebar and Cafe

Pub favourite

Crispy pork belly

Crackling still loud, with basmati rice, a sharp garden salad and a dipping sauce. One of the pub favourites that sit alongside the Nepalese side of the menu.

Chicken lollipops come out with a mint sauce that takes the edge off the spice. The kitchen also runs a Nepalese style curry, and there is gelato available all day.

Before the wine

It is a cafe first, from eleven in the morning.

Proper espresso, poured properly. Breakfast and brunch plates, a smoothie bowl built out on the counter with coconut, chia, cashews, pepitas and berries. Shelves stocked with local produce. Gelato in the cabinet all day, which is the correct answer to a hot afternoon in the Ovens Valley.

Then somewhere around the evening the lights come down, the wine wall does its job, and the same room turns into the winebar.

A coffee with latte art in a black cup on a timber table
A berry smoothie bowl topped with strawberries, coconut, chia, cashews and pepitas

The list

Local Alpine Valley wines, fresh produce, amazing people.

Pizzini and Brown Brothers out of the King Valley, Jones from Rutherglen, Chateau Tanunda and Sidewood alongside them. Everything by the glass is twelve dollars.

Red

By the glass $12

Shiraz · Cabernet Sauvignon · House Merlot · Cienna · Pinot Noir

Pinot Noir served chilled or at room temperature. Please ask bar staff for the brand available.

  • Chateau Tanunda Merlot$40
  • Chateau Tanunda Shiraz$40
  • Chateau Tanunda Cabernet Sauvignon$40
  • Jones Shiraz$50
  • Jones Durif$50
  • Jones Sparkling Shiraz$50
  • Brown Brothers Cienna$35
  • Brown Brothers Tempranillo$42
  • Pizzini Nebbiolo$50
  • Pizzini Sangiovese Shiraz$45
  • Pizzini Barbera$45

White & rosé

By the glass $12

Moscato · Rosé · Processo · Chardonnay · Sauvignon Blanc

Please ask bar staff for the brand available.

  • Sidewood Chardonnay$42
  • Sidewood Sauvignon Blanc$42
  • Jones Dry Rosé$40
  • Jones Fiano$38
  • Pizzini Pinot Grigio$38
  • Pizzini Rosé$38
  • Pizzini Arneis$38
  • Pizzini Processo 250ml$13
  • Pizzini Processo$42

For vintage wines, please ask our bar staff.

What people say

Four point six, from three hundred and seventy six.

Google reviews
The kind of warm place you hope to find in every town. Reclaim has a beautiful eclectic semi industrial yet warm and inviting atmosphere, great background music and very friendly and kind staff. Excellent selection of local wines and drinks and very reasonably priced meals. A great mix of beautiful Nepalese food as well as pub favourites. You really can't go wrong. Having dined here several times tonight I am having the Thali.
FrankMay 2026
Amazing food, outstanding service, and a wonderful atmosphere! Every dish was fresh, delicious, and full of flavour. The staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and made us feel very welcome. A special thanks to the owner for the warm hospitality and for creating such a fantastic dining experience. Highly recommended, and we'll definitely be coming back!
Ashu SinghJuly 2026
Thank you for bringing a Nepali café to our town. The food is amazing, fresh, and full of authentic flavor. The staff are friendly, welcoming, and make every visit enjoyable. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it a great place to enjoy Nepali food with family and friends. Highly recommended!
pragyan shresthaJune 2026
This family-run restaurant is a true gem. The food is amazing, and the service is warm and welcoming. You can tell they genuinely care about their customers. Highly recommend!
ashmita shresthaJanuary 2026

Have a look

Inside Reclaim

Inside Reclaim, looking down the room past the counter to the wine wall
A thali plate with a basket of naan alongside
A coffee poured with latte art in a black cup
A berry smoothie bowl with coconut, chia, cashews and strawberries
The pallet wine wall with hanging greenery, a long table laid for a group
The Reclaim shopfront on Standish Street under the crepe myrtles

Find us

55A Standish Street,
Myrtleford.

Monday11:00am - 9:00pm
Tuesday11:00am - 9:00pm
WednesdayClosed
Thursday5:30pm - 9:00pm
Friday11:00am - 9:00pm
Saturday11:00am - 9:00pm
Sunday11:00am - 9:00pm
Call 0430 093 633Hours